Golden_HVAC wrote:
Bob,
If you are working out to the point that you might puke, you might be working out a little to hard. Anyway, taking some antacids can help neutralize the acids built up while exercising.
I have a alkaline water generator (Kangen machine) that was highly recommended to my by a friend with brain cancer. IT has extended his life for many years - he is in his 80's now, and has had brain cancer since before I met him 10 years ago. He refused chemo, his wife died from it in the 60's. It helps my nephew with the alkaline water to prevent muscle cramps. If he drinks alkaline water, then works out with weights (firefighter) he used to get muscle clamps, now by drinking the water the same exercise is cramp free. Drinking the water prevents it, or can stop it if taken afterwords.
On days he worked out without his supply of water, he would still get cramps. So it works.
Fred.
Fred,
I used the work out til I nearly puke as a figurative expression, rather than something that actually happens, to indicate the workout is extremely strenuous and I can feel it everywhere big time, including my stomach. I wouldn't actually go that far! :)
Now what you say about the Kangen machine intrigues me greatly.
I have never heard of such a thing.
Cancer runs rampant in my family, on my mothers side, so I have always been concerned about it. I have lost a lot of relatives to the wretched disease.
I have studied cancer a lot myself, trying to learn about causes and cures. And I have read a lot about an alkaline body vs an acidic one. I could write a small novel here about what I have studied but won't.
If I could sum it up with a sentence, it would be this:
Cancer cannot survive in an oxygen rich body. That may be a bit direct and bold, but I believe there is a lot of truth there.
I too would refuse any and all chemical warfare on my body such as chemo. I am a total non believer in the use of pharmaceuticals and drugs of any kind. I will not put any of that in my body. I am healthy and want to stay that way.
So your statement about the alkaline water has really caught my attention and I would like to learn more about what you have said, as it goes hand in hand with what I have already learned and believe.
I have huge calves, like those that bodybuilders seek to have. And when I work my lower body hard, they tend to want to cramp up.
Thank you for that info.
Bob
